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(A Top Pick Sep 28/18, Down 22%) A core holding that is liquids rich as a natural gas producer. The second largest natural gas producer in Canada, producing over 300,000 barrels per day equivalent. They are keeping natural gas production flat, buy growing the liquids output by over 30% this year. This will generate improved cash flow.

(A Top Pick Sep 28/18, Down 55%) A liquids rich natural gas producer. It is still transitioning through 1000 sections of land in the Montney. They intent to watch development in the area and focus on best-practices in the most prolific areas.

Following the Conoco acquisition, he vowed to not own this. He bought it in June as their asset sales have done well. There has been a good change in investor sentiment. They have 100,000 bpd contracted by rail and another 300,000 bpd by pipeline. They are generating great free cash flow as they are now in harvest mode after a few years of capital expenditures. Yield 1.63% (Analysts’ price target is $14.89)

An internmediate mid-stream company. Over the next three years they are have several new projects coming on line. A sizable gas plant came onstream in May and will ramp up volumes in the second half of the year. An octane plant is also coming online. They announced another pipeline project in the Montney and Duvernay areas into their hub assets. He expects a 10% annual increase in earnings through to 2022. Yield 5.11% (Analysts’ price target is $39.34)

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Market Outlook The US-China trade dispute plays a major role in base metals. However, gold has benefited from the uncertainty. He thinks $1500 is possible for gold. The US Fed might look for a 50 point drop within two cuts. This might be an insurance move by the Fed as earnings have been a little less than stellar.

Market Outlook The US-China trade dispute plays a major role in base metals. However, gold has benefited from the uncertainty. He thinks $1500 is possible for gold. The US Fed might look for a 50 point drop within two cuts. This might be an insurance move by the Fed as earnings have been a little less than stellar.

An intermediate, oil focused company. Conservative management that under-promises and over delivers. Yield is over 8%. A nice growth profile that is sustainable when WTI is over $50. Their market cap, being only around $1 billion, does limit broader investor interest. A core holding for him.

An intermediate, oil focused company. Conservative management that under-promises and over delivers. Yield is over 8%. A nice growth profile that is sustainable when WTI is over $50. Their market cap, being only around $1 billion, does limit broader investor interest. A core holding for him.

Gran Tierra (GTE-T) vs Parex Resources (PXT-T). A tale of comparing two brothers. Both are in South America with Columbian core assets. Parex being a pure play vs Gran Tierra having ventured into Peru and Brazil and have exited these areas and now looking at Mexico and so forth. Prefers Parex as a South American play, very consistant. Gran Tierra has had its misteps, still has very good core Columbian assets.

Gran Tierra (GTE-T) vs Parex Resources (PXT-T). A tale of comparing two brothers. Both are in South America with Columbian core assets. Parex being a pure play vs Gran Tierra having ventured into Peru and Brazil and have exited these areas and now looking at Mexico and so forth. Prefers Parex as a South American play, very consistant. Gran Tierra has had its misteps, still has very good core Columbian assets.

His single most disappointing holding as a zinc miner. They have great assets -- they are the largest non-senior zinc producer. This is a wait and see turnaround opportunity, so he would look for something else.

His single most disappointing holding as a zinc miner. They have great assets -- they are the largest non-senior zinc producer. This is a wait and see turnaround opportunity, so he would look for something else.

He does not currently own this. They have a billion dollar joint venture to explore the Duvernay and a similar venture with Statoil and also in thermal development. This may be creating some angst with investors. He is watching this to see how this develops, but is not ready to step in yet.

He does not currently own this. They have a billion dollar joint venture to explore the Duvernay and a similar venture with Statoil and also in thermal development. This may be creating some angst with investors. He is watching this to see how this develops, but is not ready to step in yet.

A premiere gas producer with good critical scale. He owns it, but it will take some patience. It has 20% in liquids and their gas pricing is non-AECO and non-Station 2 (BC), moving into the Chicago market.

A premiere gas producer with good critical scale. He owns it, but it will take some patience. It has 20% in liquids and their gas pricing is non-AECO and non-Station 2 (BC), moving into the Chicago market.

A junior producer in the Americas, within Mexico. A higher cost producer than most that he owns. There are concerns over an Ontario investment they are considering that would require several hundred million dollar capex. It has great NAV leverage to gold price increases.

A junior producer in the Americas, within Mexico. A higher cost producer than most that he owns. There are concerns over an Ontario investment they are considering that would require several hundred million dollar capex. It has great NAV leverage to gold price increases.

(A Top Pick Sep 28/18, Down 22%) A core holding that is liquids rich as a natural gas producer. The second largest natural gas producer in Canada, producing over 300,000 barrels per day equivalent. They are keeping natural gas production flat, buy growing the liquids output by over 30% this year. This will generate improved cash flow.

(A Top Pick Sep 28/18, Down 22%) A core holding that is liquids rich as a natural gas producer. The second largest natural gas producer in Canada, producing over 300,000 barrels per day equivalent. They are keeping natural gas production flat, buy growing the liquids output by over 30% this year. This will generate improved cash flow.

(A Top Pick Sep 28/18, Down 55%) A liquids rich natural gas producer. It is still transitioning through 1000 sections of land in the Montney. They intent to watch development in the area and focus on best-practices in the most prolific areas.

(A Top Pick Sep 28/18, Down 55%) A liquids rich natural gas producer. It is still transitioning through 1000 sections of land in the Montney. They intent to watch development in the area and focus on best-practices in the most prolific areas.

He is close to buying this one, but feels there is an overhang concern that they may divest or invest in something big. He needs to wait to see what will happen first. Their current assets are good and the balance sheet is in good shape.

He is close to buying this one, but feels there is an overhang concern that they may divest or invest in something big. He needs to wait to see what will happen first. Their current assets are good and the balance sheet is in good shape.

He owns this. It went through a major acquisition last year to consolidate their holdings in Northern BC. This mine will become productive in the next couple of years. The issues they have had are being resolved. He will continue to hold it.

He owns this. It went through a major acquisition last year to consolidate their holdings in Northern BC. This mine will become productive in the next couple of years. The issues they have had are being resolved. He will continue to hold it.

It has been a while since he held it. He prefers owning the senior producers, when it comes to heavy oil. Their projects have not been well capitalized and they have taken time to get the Duvernay assets incorporated from the Raging River acquisition. Nothing wrong with it and they are paying down debt. There are just better opportunities out there.

It has been a while since he held it. He prefers owning the senior producers, when it comes to heavy oil. Their projects have not been well capitalized and they have taken time to get the Duvernay assets incorporated from the Raging River acquisition. Nothing wrong with it and they are paying down debt. There are just better opportunities out there.

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